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| "Build an outstanding youth program which inspires wrestling excellence" In this regard, our main objective is to provide each child in our program with the opportunity to the sport while learning new skills and gaining a clear understanding of the sport of wrestling. Youth wrestling is a sport that all participants benefit from because unlike many other team sports, wrestling includes every participant. No one sits on the bench and no wrestlers are "cut" from the team. Our club objectives also include: - Make wrestling a fun learning experience for everyone involved; child and parent - Teach the fundamentals of wrestling with an emphasis on individual improvement regardless of experience or skill level - Teach the value of sportsmanship including the showing of respect for referees, coaches, parents, and fellow athletes while learning how to win with grace and lose with dignity - Use the sport of wrestling as a vehicle for teaching life long lessons like the value of hard work, the ability to handle adversity, and the importance of a positive mental attitude |
SCHEDULE UPDATE (To view practice schedule click here) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever wonder how Wolfpack Wrestling got it's start? Do you know what year it began or what the original name was for the team? Read all about it here! |
| Maple Valley Wolfpack Wrestling |
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"Leave fear for your opponent"
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| Rocky Mountain Nationals will be held on Saturday, November 22nd & Sunday, November 23rd at the Puyallup Fairgrounds. Weigh-in dates and times as well as additional information can be found by clicking the link below Predator Wednesday Advance practice 6-8pm Thursday no practice Friday Novice practice 6-7:30pm Check out the parents corner page to see some great wrestling pictures being taken by Hobbs!!! Interesting FACT: Wolves use body language and facial expressions to communicate with each other. Dominant wolves will freely look other animals directly in the eye, this declares and reinforces their superior rank. |
Last Update: November 18th
